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Finite Mathematics and Calculus with Applications

Margaret L. Lial, Raymond N. Greenwell, Nathan P. Ritchey

Chapter 5

Mathematics of Finance - all with Video Answers

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Section 1

Simple and Compound Interest

00:43

Problem 1

What factors determine the amount of interest earned on a fixed principal?

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Problem 2

In your own words, describe the maturity value of a loan.

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Problem 3

What is meant by the present value of money?

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Problem 4

We calculated the loan in Example 2(b) assuming 360 days in a year. Find the maturity value using 365 days in a year. Which is more advantageous to the borrower?

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Problem 5

Find the simple interest.
$\$ 25,000$ at 3$\%$ for 9 months

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Problem 6

Find the simple interest.
$\$ 4289$ at 4.5$\%$ for 35 weeks

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Problem 7

Find the simple interest.
$\$ 1974$ at 6.3$\%$ for 25 weeks

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Problem 8

Find the simple interest.
$\$ 6125$ at 1.25$\%$ for 6 months

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Problem 9

Find the simple interest. Assume a 360 -day year.
$\$ 8192.17$ at 3.1$\%$ for 72 days

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Problem 10

Find the simple interest. Assume a 360 -day year.
$\$ 7236.15$ at 4.25$\%$ for 30 days

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Problem 11

Find the maturity value and the amount of simple interest earned.
$\$ 3125$ at 2.85$\%$ for 7 months

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Problem 12

Find the maturity value and the amount of simple interest earned.
$\$ 12.000$ at 5.3$\%$ for 11 months

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00:42

Problem 13

Find the maturity value and the amount of simple interest earned.
If $\$ 1500$ earned simple interest of $\$ 56.25$ in 6 months, what was the simple interest rate?

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Problem 14

Find the maturity value and the amount of simple interest earned.
If $\$ 23,500$ earned simple interest of $\$ 1057.50$ in 9 months, what was the simple interest rate?

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00:40

Problem 15

Find the maturity value and the amount of simple interest earned.
Explain the difference between simple interest and compound interest.

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Problem 16

Find the maturity value and the amount of simple interest earned.
What is the difference between $r$ and $i ?$erest.

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Problem 17

Find the maturity value and the amount of simple interest earned.
What is the difference between $t$ and $n ?$

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Problem 18

Find the maturity value and the amount of simple interest earned.
In Figure $1,$ one line is straight and the other is curved. Explain why this is, and which represents each type of interest.

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00:52

Problem 19

Find the compound amount for each deposit and the amount of interest earned.
$\$ 1000$ at 6$\%$ compounded annually for 8 years

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Problem 20

Find the compound amount for each deposit and the amount of interest earned.
$\$ 1000$ at 4.5$\%$ compounded annually for 6 years

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Problem 21

Find the compound amount for each deposit and the amount of interest earned.
$\$ 470$ at 5.4$\%$ compounded semiannully for 12 years

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Problem 22

Find the compound amount for each deposit and the amount of interest earned.
$\$ 15,000$ at 6$\%$ compounded monthly for 10 years

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03:17

Problem 23

Find the compound amount for each deposit and the amount of interest earned.
$\$ 8500$ at 8$\%$ compounded quarterly for 5 years

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Problem 24

Find the compound amount for each deposit and the amount of interest earned.
$\$ 9100$ at 6.4$\%$ compounded quarterly for 9 years

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Problem 25

Find the interest rate for each deposit and compound amount.
$\$ 8000$ accumulating to $\$ 11,672.12,$ compounded quarterly for 8 years

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Problem 26

Find the interest rate for each deposit and compound amount.
$\$ 12,500$ accumulating to $\$ 20,077.43,$ compounded quarterly for 9 years

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Problem 27

Find the interest rate for each deposit and compound amount.
$\$ 4500$ accumulating to $\$ 5994.79,$ compounded monthly for 5 years

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Problem 28

Find the interest rate for each deposit and compound amount.
$\$ 6725$ accumulating to $\$ 10,353.47,$ compounded monthly for 7 years

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Problem 29

Find the effective rate corresponding to each nominal rate.
4$\%$ compounded quarterly

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Problem 30

Find the effective rate corresponding to each nominal rate.
6$\%$ compounded quarterly

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Problem 31

Find the effective rate corresponding to each nominal rate.
7.25$\%$ compounded semiannually

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Problem 32

Find the effective rate corresponding to each nominal rate.
6.25$\%$ compounded semiannually

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Problem 33

Find the present value (the amount that should be invested now to accumulate the following amount) if the money is compounded as indicated.
$\$ 12,820.77$ at 4.8$\%$ compounded annually for 6 years

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Problem 34

Find the present value (the amount that should be invested now to accumulate the following amount) if the money is compounded as indicated.
$\$ 36,527.13$ at 5.3$\%$ compounded annually for 10 years

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Problem 35

Find the present value (the amount that should be invested now to accumulate the following amount) if the money is compounded as indicated.
$\$ 2000$ at 6$\%$ compounded semiannually for 8 years

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Problem 36

Find the present value (the amount that should be invested now to accumulate the following amount) if the money is compounded as indicated.
$\$ 2000$ at 7$\%$ compounded semiannually for 8 years

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Problem 37

Find the present value (the amount that should be invested now to accumulate the following amount) if the money is compounded as indicated.
$\$ 8800$ at 5$\%$ compounded quarterly for 5 years

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Problem 38

Find the present value (the amount that should be invested now to accumulate the following amount) if the money is compounded as indicated.
$\$ 7500$ at 5.5$\%$ compounded quarterly for 9 years

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Problem 39

How do the nominal or stated interest rate and the effective interest rate differ?

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Problem 40

If interest is compounded more than once per year, which rate is higher, the stated rate or the effective rate?

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Problem 41

Using either logarithms or a graphing calculator, find the time required for each initial amount to be at least equal to the final amount.
$\$ 5000,$ deposited at 4$\%$ compounded quarterly, to reach at least $\$ 9000$

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Problem 42

Using either logarithms or a graphing calculator, find the time required for each initial amount to be at least equal to the final amount.
$\$ 8000,$ deposited at 3$\%$ compounded quarterly, to reach at least $\$ 23,000$

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Problem 43

Using either logarithms or a graphing calculator, find the time required for each initial amount to be at least equal to the final amount.
$\$ 4500,$ deposited at 3.6$\%$ compounded monthly, to reach at least $\$ 11,000$

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Problem 44

Using either logarithms or a graphing calculator, find the time required for each initial amount to be at least equal to the final amount.
$\$ 6800,$ deposited at 5.4$\%$ compounded monthly, to reach at least $\$ 15,000$

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Problem 45

Find the doubling time for each of the following levels of inflation using (a) logarithms or a graphing calculator, and (b) the rule of 70 or 72, whichever is appropriate.
3.3$\%$

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00:18

Problem 46

Find the doubling time for each of the following levels of inflation using (a) logarithms or a graphing calculator, and (b) the rule of 70 or 72, whichever is appropriate.
6.25$\%$

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02:40

Problem 47

For each of the following amounts at the given interest rate compounded continuously, find (a) the future value after 9 years, (b) the effective rate, and (c) the time to reach $10,000.
$\$ 5500$ at 3.1$\%$

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02:30

Problem 48

For each of the following amounts at the given interest rate compounded continuously, find (a) the future value after 9 years, (b) the effective rate, and (c) the time to reach $10,000.
$\$ 4700$ at 4.65$\%$

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01:49

Problem 49

Tanya Kerchner borrowed $\$ 7200$ from her father to buy a used car. She repaid him after 9 months, at an annual interest rate of 6.2$\% .$ Find the total amount she repaid. How much of this amount is interest?

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Problem 50

An accountant for a corporation forgot to pay the firm's income tax of $\$ 321,812.85$ on time. The government charged a penalty based on an annual interest rate of 13.4$\%$ for the 29 days the money was late. Find the total amount (tax and penalty) that was paid. (Use a 365 -day year.)

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Problem 51

A $\$ 1500$ certificate of deposit held for 75 days was worth $\$ 1521.25 .$ To the nearest tenth of a percent, what interest rate was earned? Assume a 360 -day year.

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00:53

Problem 52

A bond with a face value of $\$ 10,000$ in 10 years can be purchased now for $\$ 5988.02 .$ What is the simple interest rate?

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02:22

Problem 53

A stock that sold for $\$ 22$ at the beginning of the year was selling for $\$ 24$ at the end of the year. If the stock paid a dividend of $\$ 0.50$ per share, what is the simple interest rate on an investment in this stock? (Hint: Consider the interest to be the increase in value plus the dividend.)

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Problem 54

A 1997 article in The New York Times discussed how long it would take for Bill Gates, the world’s second richest person at the time (behind the Sultan of Brunei), to become the world’s first trillionaire. His birthday is October 28, 1955, and on July $16,1997,$ he was worth $\$ 42$ billion. (Note: A trillion dollars is 1000 billion dollars.) Source: The New York Times.
a. Assume that Bill Gates's fortune grows at an annual rate of $58 \%,$ the historical growth rate through 1997 of Microsoft stock, which made up most of his wealth in $1997 .$ Find the age at which he becomes a trillionaire. (Hint: Use the formula for interest compounded annually, $A=P(1+i)^{n},$ with $P=42$ . Graph the future value as a function of $n$ on a graphing calculator, and find where the graph crosses the line $y=1000$ .)
b. Repeat part a using 10.5$\%$ growth, the average return on all stocks since $1926 .$ Source: CNN.
c. What rate of growth would be necessary for Bill Gates to become a trillionaire by the time is eligible for Social Security on January $1,2022,$ after he has turned 66$?$
d. Forbes magazine's listings of billionaires for 2006 and 2010 have given Bill Gates's worth as roughly $\$ 50.0$ billion and $\$ 53.0$ billion, respectively. What was the rate of growth of his wealth between 2006 and 2010$?$ Source: Forbes.

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Problem 55

Upon graduation from college, Kelly was able to defer payment on his $40,000 subsidized Stafford student loan for 6 months. Since the interest will no longer be paid on his behalf, it will be added to the principal until payments begin. If the interest is 6.54% compounded monthly, what will the principal amount be when he must begin repaying his loan? Source: SallieMae.

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Problem 56

Two partners agree to invest equal amounts in their business. One will contribute $\$ 10,000$ immediately. The other plans to contribute an equivalent amount in 3 years, when she expects to acquire a large sum of money. How much should she contribute at that time to match her partner's investment now, assuming an interest rate of 6$\%$ compounded semiannully?

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Problem 57

As the prize in a contest, you are offered $\$ 1000$ now or $\$ 1210$ in 5 years. If money can be invested at 6$\%$ compounded annually, which is larger?

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Problem 58

The pie graph below shows the percent of baby boomers aged 46–49 who said they had investments with a total value as shown in each category. Source: The New York Times.
Note that 30$\%$ have saved less than $\$ 10,000$ . Assume the money is invested at an average rate of 8$\%$ compounded quarterly. What will the top numbers in each category amount to in 20 years, when this age group will be ready for retirement?

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01:21

Problem 59

Under certain conditions, Swiss banks pay negative interest: they charge you. (You didn’t think all that secrecy was free?) Suppose a bank “pays” interest compounded annually. Find the compound amount for a deposit of $\$ 150,000$ after each period.
4 years

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Problem 60

Under certain conditions, Swiss banks pay negative interest: they charge you. (You didn’t think all that secrecy was free?) Suppose a bank “pays” interest compounded annually. Find the compound amount for a deposit of $\$ 150,000$ after each period.
8 years

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01:53

Problem 61

In the New Testament, Jesus commends a widow who contributed 2 mites to the temple treasury (Mark 12: 42–44). A mite was worth roughly of a cent. Suppose the temple invested those 2 mites at 4% interest compounded quarterly. How much would the money be worth 2000 years later?

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Problem 62

Eric Cobbe borrowed $\$ 5200$ from his friend Frank Cronin to pay for remodeling work on his house. He repaid the loan 10 months later with simple interest at 7$\% .$ Frank then invested the proceeds in a 5 -year certificate of deposit paying 6.3$\%$ compounded quarterly. How much will he have at the end of 5 years? (Hint: You need to use both simple and compound interest.)

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Problem 63

Suppose $\$ 10,000$ is invested at an annual rate of 5$\%$ for 10 years. Find the future value if interest is compounded as follows.
a. Annually
b. Quarterly
c. Monthly
d. Daily (365 days)
e. Continuously

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Problem 64

In Exercise 63, notice that as the money is compounded more often, the compound amount becomes larger and larger. Is it possible to compound often enough so that the compound amount is $\$ 17,000$ after 10 years? Explain.

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Problem 65

On January $1,2000,$ Jack deposited $\$ 1000$ into bank $\mathrm{X}$to earn interest at a rate of $j$ per annum compounded semiannually. On January $1,2005$ , he transferred his account to bank Y to earn interest at the rate of $k$ per annum compounded quarterly. On January $1,2008$ , the balance of bank $\mathrm{Y}$ is $\$ 1990.76 .$ If Jack could have earned interest at the rate of $k$ per annum compounded quarterly from January $1,2000$ , through January $1,2008,$ his balance
would have been $\$ 2203.76$ . Calculate the ratio $k / j .$

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Problem 66

In $1995,$ O. G. McClain of Houston, Texas, mailed a \$100 check to a descendant of Texas independence hero Sam Houston to repay a \$100 debt of McClain's great-great-grandfa- ther, who died in 1835 , to Sam Houston. A bank estimated the interest on the loan to be $\$ 420$ million for the 160 years it was due. Find the interest rate the bank was using, assuming interest is compounded annually. Source: The New York Times.

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01:35

Problem 67

Marine Bank offered the following CD (Certificates of Deposit) rates. The rates are annual percentage yields, or effective rates, which are higher than the corresponding nominal rates. Assume quarterly compounding. Solve for $r$ to approximate the corresponding nominal rates to the nearest hundredth. Source: Marine Bank.
$$\begin{array}{|c|ccccc}{\text { Term }} & {6 \operatorname{mo}} & {\text { Special! }} & {1 \text { yr }} & {2 \text { yr }} & {3 \text { yr }} \\ {A P Y \%} & {2.50} & {5.10} & {4.25} & {4.50} & {5.25}\end{array}$$

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Problem 68

A Web site for E*TRADE Financial claims that they have "one of the highest yields in the nation" on a 6 -month CD. The stated yield was $5.46 \% ;$ the actual rate was not stated. Assuming monthly compounding, find the actual rate. Source: $E^{*}$TRADE .

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03:35

Problem 69

On August 18, 2006, Centennial Bank of Fountain Valley, California, paid 5.5% interest, compounded monthly, on a 1-year CD, while First Source Bank of South Bend, Indiana, paid 5.63% compounded annually. What are the effective rates for the two CDs, and which bank pays a higher effective rate? Source: Bankrate.com.

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Problem 70

A department has ordered 8 new Dell computers at a cost of $\$ 2309$ each. The order will not be delivered for 6 months. What amount could the department deposit in a special 6 -month CD paying 4.79$\%$ compounded monthly to have enough to pay for the machines at time of delivery?

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Problem 71

Steve May wants to have $\$ 30,000$ available in 5 years for a down payment on a house. He has inherited $\$ 25,000$ . How much of the inheritance should he invest now to accumulate $\$ 30,000$ , if he can get an interest rate of $5.5 \% \mathrm{com}-$ pounded quarterly?

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02:38

Problem 72

On the day of their first grandchild's birth, a new set of grandparents invested $\$ 10,000$ in a trust fund earning 4.5$\%$ compounded monthly.
a. Use the rule of 70 to estimate how old the grandchild will be when the trust fund is worth $\$ 20,000$ .
b. Use your answer to part a to determine the actual amount that will be in the trust fund at that time. How close was your estimate in part a?

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Problem 73

Use the ideas from Example 12 to find the time it would take for the general level of prices in the economy to double at each average annual inflation rate.
4$\%$

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00:44

Problem 74

Use the ideas from Example 12 to find the time it would take for the general level of prices in the economy to double at each average annual inflation rate.
5$\%$

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00:43

Problem 75

The consumption of electricity has increased historically at 6% per year. If it continues to increase at this rate indefinitely, find the number of years before the electric utilities will need to double their generating capacity.

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Problem 76

Suppose a conservation campaign coupled with higher rates causes the demand for electricity to increase at only 2% per year, as it has recently. Find the number of years before the utilities will need to double generating capacity.

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03:53

Problem 77

According to The New York Times, “During the fourteen years [Mitt Romney] ran it, Bain Capital’s investments reportedly earned an annual rate of return of over 100 percent, potentially turning an initial investment of $\$ 1$ million into more than $\$ 14$ million by the time he left in 1998 "' Source: The New York Times.
a. What rate of return, compounded annually, would turn $\$ 1$ million into $\$ 14$ million by 1998$?$
b. The actual rate of return of Bain Capital during the 14 years that Romney ran it was 113$\% .$ Source: The American. How much would $\$ 1$ million, compounded annually at this rate, be worth after 14 years?

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